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Thanks for letting us into your shop for this thorough view of your fountain pen creation process.

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Wonderful video, thank you!

If his craft is centuries old, more than likely, their ancestors learned it from the Koreans. About 400 years ago, the japanese kidnapped 50,000-200,000 Korean doctors, architects, blacksmiths, farmers, pottery makers, ARTISANS, WOODWORKERS. The japanese then forced those Koreans to teach their skills to the japanese. To this day, the average japanese doesn’t know this shameful part of their history. If they do, they deny it, and don’t give credit where credits is due.

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I have heard that yew is the best for longbows, but have also heard that ash could be used - oak I have never heard of being used. Does oak make for good bow wood, at all?

Always a pleasure to watch skill, patience and a beautiful creative mind at work.

Man how I would love to learn from him how to make them that would be such a honor

Процесс красивый, а вот мощи малова то...

Very nice job looking very good!!!👍👌💯 Very talented 👌👌👌

I'm sorry 87 years for that i would rather try myself with power tools.

I love how these Japanese craftsmen have a specific shaped tool for every conceivable job!! Amazing!😊❤What kind of wood is that?

Funny 😄 I wasn’t expecting longbow sensei to be wearing Under Armour

Little known fact: Almost ALL the pottery making skills of japan are actually from Korea when 400 years ago, the japanese kidnapped 50,000-200,000 Korean doctors, architects, farmers, blacksmiths, artisans, POTTERY MAKERS. The japanese then forced these Koreans to teach their skills to the japanese. Most japanese don’t even know this part shameful part of their history. And, if they know, they rarely give credit to the Koreans. Pretty scummy, if you think about it.

He has all his hair no glasses and all his fingers Amazing!!!

breathtaking, mesmerizing, a joy to behold!

Such craftmanship. Although it can be used as an instrument of war, it's also a piece of art. Thank you for sharing.

Ok I gave up after hearing ‘meticulous’ for the 20th time.

Zwykli ludzie wymyslaja dla siebie a gdzie sa wynalaski ludzi wyksztalconych gdzie sa elektrownie elektryczne morskie itd nie ma w tych czasachjest tego wiecej

My guy used that hatchet WAY longer than I could have thought! If you aren’t inspired by this, no matter your goals, I’m sorry. Peace Love Happiness

All the skill in japanese is on another level.

I cant imagine sitting on the floor, knees and work all day. my knees hurt just thinking about it.

Nice set up!!!

The first long bow maker must have been a procrastinating legend, just imagine waiting upwards of 20 years just to do your job.

I have degrees in both painting and sculpture. I love vessels! However, I could never get used to the feeling of drying clay on my hands! I enjoy the process you go through from taking earth to clay to pottery. I used to be a furniture maker. Cutting down large trees, running them through a large mill, putting them in sawdust for a year to cure, table saw and lathe into furniture. So similar! subbed! Love the earth and using it, and we love artists!

Excellent 👌👌👌

15:00 what is this material?

pregunta saben donde puedo conseguir el taladro para limpiar el bambú por dentro estando parado ? o saben como se llama

That didn't look like any Yew Tree I've ever seen !

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Japanese people always very creative.

they seem too flimsy to actually be used for anything other than ceremony i wonder what the draw weight is

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Fascinating! Would very much have liked an explanation as to what the tillering process is looking for. Interesting to see that knots in the wood don't seem to rule out using the piece.

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My grandmother had a fountain pen set that she absolutely loved because of the shape and the nib were perfect for her writing. They were made in the 1920s or 1930s, was slim and had platinum nibs. I think she just might have been a prolific letter writer because of those pens because I think just about every letter she wrote came from them.

wow how much for the horse dik

beautiful

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Veramente complimenti maestro 🙏

Clay is magnificent; hands are magical.

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Everytime I see one of these Japanese guys do internal threads by hand with a chisel, I get the chills.

thank you for sharing

No yew no traditional english lingbow.

Absolutely stunning

I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read WoodPrix instructions from cover to cover :)

i love it

Was that water from the sky!? What a poser, he should be using only his own swet. Poor effort. 😂😂 jk, this is super impressive, and I love it

Beautiful.